Lunenburg Public RecordsVermont

Lunenburg, a town in Essex County, Vermont, had a population of 1,246 according to the 2020 Census. The median age is approximately 48 years. The gender breakdown is nearly balanced, with about 51% male and 49% female. Racially, Lunenburg is predominantly White (over 96%), with small percentages of individuals identifying as two or more races (about 2%) and other races each making up less than 1%. The Hispanic or Latino population makes up roughly 1% of the residents.

Lunenburg, located in Essex County, VT, does not have its own hospital; residents usually access care at Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital (25 miles away) or Littleton Regional Healthcare (20 miles away). Local clinics are limited, with some primary care accessible in neighboring towns. About 94% of Essex County residents have health insurance. The population, skewed older (median age ~50), faces challenges like higher rates of chronic conditions (23% with hypertension, 10% with diabetes). Healthcare provider shortages are common, with a patient-to-primary care provider ratio of about 1,600:1, affecting timely access.

Lunenburg, a small town in Essex County, VT, is served by the Concord School District, with students typically attending Concord High School. There are no colleges or bachelor’s degree institutions in town; only one public K–8 school, Lunenburg Elementary, which enrolls about 90 students and scores 3/10 on GreatSchools. Adult education options are limited, but nearby St. Johnsbury offers vocational programs. School safety is rated above average, and educational programs focus on core academics with limited extracurriculars. Higher educational attainment (bachelor’s degree or higher) in Lunenburg is around 14%, below the Vermont state average.

Lunenburg, in Essex County, VT, has around 34% homeownership, with median home values near $168,000 and median rents about $900 per month. The housing market remains stable, with values rising modestly by about 3% year-over-year. Housing mostly consists of detached single-family homes and some mobile homes. Neighborhoods are rural with large lot sizes, offering privacy and scenic views. Property tax rates average 2.1%, equating to roughly $3,500 annually on a median-priced home. Rental options are limited, with most residents owning their properties.

Lunenburg is not a city in Essex, VT; rather, Lunenburg is a small town in Essex County, Vermont. With a largely rural character, most residents commute by car, reflecting a high vehicle ownership rate—90% of households own at least one vehicle. Public transit options are minimal, with less than 2% of commuters using any form of public transportation. The average commute time is approximately 30 minutes, often to nearby towns like St. Johnsbury or Littleton, NH, which serve as major employment hubs. The town’s transportation infrastructure is primarily composed of local and state roads.